Cyberabad Traffic Police to review U-turns, speed up pending roadworks and restore 91 defunct ITMS cameras
Cyberabad Traffic Police have initiated a comprehensive review of traffic management, including the assessment of U-turns and the restoration of 91 defunct ITMS cameras. The department is also coordinating with private agencies and the Transport Department to improve surveillance and enforce stricter penalties for drunken driving.
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Enhanced traffic surveillance and infrastructure optimization are critical for urban safety and reducing congestion in rapidly growing metropolitan areas.
The Cyberabad Traffic Police have directed officers to undertake a review of U-turns, expedite pending road infrastructure works and restore 91 non-functional Intelligent Traffic Management System (ITMS) cameras as part of a series of measures aimed at improving traffic management.
The directions were issued during a traffic review meeting chaired by Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Sunpreet Singh, through video conference on Saturday.
Senior traffic officers were instructed to coordinate with zonal commissioners and other stakeholder departments to ensure the early completion of all pending works. They were also asked to review each pending project, identify reasons for delays and initiate corrective measures to speed up execution.
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